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Used a generative flow and monotonic alignment search to learn text/speech alignment internally for parallel acoustic synthesis without an external teacher aligner.
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Inherits flows and monotonic dynamic programming. No external aligner does not mean no alignment assumptions, duration model, phoneme preprocessing or paired data; original comparison is not a general optimal speech-alignment theorem.
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Jaehyeon Kim; Sungwon Kim; Jungil Kong; Sungroh Yoon
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Glow-TTS: flow-based synthesis with internal monotonic alignment search
Used a generative flow and monotonic alignment search to learn text/speech alignment internally for parallel acoustic synthesis without an external teacher aligner.
Scientific scope
Inherits flows and monotonic dynamic programming. No external aligner does not mean no alignment assumptions, duration model, phoneme preprocessing or paired data; original comparison is not a general optimal speech-alignment theorem.
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People and systems
Jaehyeon Kim; Sungwon Kim; Jungil Kong; Sungroh Yoon
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.